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Sugar maples won’t be heading north anytime soon, despite climate change, according to a new study published in the Journal of Ecology.

UdeM biologists help debunk previous studies that say tropical fish are behaving oddly as oceans gets more acidic due to climate change.

Casting lines into human cells to snag proteins, a team of Montreal researchers has solved a 20-year-old mystery of cell biology.

The team of Dr. Gregor Andelfinger makes a breakthrough in understanding the mechanisms of a common congenital heart disease.

Findings from a new study on critically ill children may alter policies at hospitals where fresh red blood cell units are preferentially used.

Dealing with your emotions can help you avoid taking up the bottle, a new American study of Canadian teenagers finds, with help from UdeM's School of...

Working with the Canadian Space Agency and NASA, two Quebec-based researchers are keeping an eye on astronauts’ ocular health.

Université de Montréal virologist Éric Cohen and his team at the Montreal Clinical Research Institute have identified a way to thwart HIV infection at...

A new study by researchers at the University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre shows close to 172,000 Canadians injected drugs in 2016, up from...

UdeM medical professor Cara Tannenbaum discusses a piece she wrote with colleagues in the U.K., U.S. and Germany for the 150th anniversary of the...

Université de Montréal / Research

Climate change unlikely to drive sugar maples north

Double-checking the science

Gone fishin' ... for proteins

Turning to genetics to treat little hearts

Blood transfusions: fresh red cells no better than older ones

When depression drives you to drink

When space travel is a blur

HIV: overwhelming the enemy from the start

Injection drug use: not the same across Canada

Sex and gender in science: why they matter